what girls love by samuel
1-touch their waist
2-talk to her
3-share secrets
4-give her your jacket
5-kiss them slowly
are you remembering this?
6-hug her
7-hold her
8-laugh with her
9-invite her somewhere
10-let her be with you when
you're with your friends
keep reading
11-smile with her
12-take pics with her
13-pull her onto your lap
14-when she says she loves you more,
deny it. fight back
15-when her friends say i love her
more than you, deny it. fight back
and hug her tight so she cant get to her friends.
it makes her feel loved
Are you thinking about someone?
16-always hug her and say i love you when you see her
17-kiss her unexpectedly
18-HUG HER FROM BEHIND AROUND THE WAIST
19-tell her shes beautiful not ***y!
20-tell her the way you feel about her!
...20 you need to show her you mean it too
21-kiss her on the lips
22-DONT ask her to buy you stuff. you buy HER stuff
23-tell her what feels good
24-make her feel loved
25-buy her stuff. small things can still help
we might deny it but we acutally like
and kinda want you to get us things
26-don't lie to her
27-dont cheat on her
28-take her anywhere she wants
29-txt messege or call her in the
morning and tell her have a
good day, and how much you miss her
30-be there for her when ever
she needs you, & even when
she doesn't need you, just be there
so she'll know that she can always count on you
adpted from datingtips.ws
Friday, May 23, 2008
Thursday, May 22, 2008
True Love
Love, like a tree,
sends its roots down deep
so when the storms of life abound
and the winds of adversity blow,
it shakes and bends
and goes with the flow
but doesn't break or fall.
And during times of drought
it drives its roots down deeper
so whatever comes and goes—
summer, winter, spring, or fall,
the good times and the bad—
it stands the test of all.
– Dick Innes
© Copyright
sends its roots down deep
so when the storms of life abound
and the winds of adversity blow,
it shakes and bends
and goes with the flow
but doesn't break or fall.
And during times of drought
it drives its roots down deeper
so whatever comes and goes—
summer, winter, spring, or fall,
the good times and the bad—
it stands the test of all.
– Dick Innes
© Copyright
The Truth
A related fact is that it is actually easier to meet members of the
opposite sex through friendship networks than through any other means.
It requires a significantly greater amount of courage and self-confidence
to initiate a conversation with a total stranger than it does to initiate one
with someone to whom one has been introduced by a mutual friend. This
is true for the vast majority of people, and it is certainly true for those
with interpersonal anxiety or shyness problems.
Of course, shyness above and beyond a certain point of severity
prevents a person from ever immersing himself into any informal social
networks. The real rub is that for those who actually enjoy active mem-
bership in informal social networks, substantially less social self-confidence
and "nerve" is required for meeting potential lovers than is required for
people who do not have membership in informal friendship networks.
opposite sex through friendship networks than through any other means.
It requires a significantly greater amount of courage and self-confidence
to initiate a conversation with a total stranger than it does to initiate one
with someone to whom one has been introduced by a mutual friend. This
is true for the vast majority of people, and it is certainly true for those
with interpersonal anxiety or shyness problems.
Of course, shyness above and beyond a certain point of severity
prevents a person from ever immersing himself into any informal social
networks. The real rub is that for those who actually enjoy active mem-
bership in informal social networks, substantially less social self-confidence
and "nerve" is required for meeting potential lovers than is required for
people who do not have membership in informal friendship networks.
Why i should date according to Dr Brian G. University Press of America
During the past decade sociologists have published numerous
research studies which have highlighted the importance of informal
friendship networks. One of the key findings to emerge from this work
is the fact that most Americans of both sexes initially meet their future
marriage partners through their friends. Of course, popular folklore
would have us believe that Cupid accomplishes most of his work in
such public places as beaches, bars, discoteques, zoos, etc., and that
employment situations and dating services also provide fertile soil for
the sprouting of incipient romances. The reality of the situation is that
women tend to be quite wary of strangers. The reality of the situation
is that informal friendship networks instigate far more male-female rela-
tionships that eventually lead to cohabitation and/or marriage than do
all of these impersonal meeting grounds put together
research studies which have highlighted the importance of informal
friendship networks. One of the key findings to emerge from this work
is the fact that most Americans of both sexes initially meet their future
marriage partners through their friends. Of course, popular folklore
would have us believe that Cupid accomplishes most of his work in
such public places as beaches, bars, discoteques, zoos, etc., and that
employment situations and dating services also provide fertile soil for
the sprouting of incipient romances. The reality of the situation is that
women tend to be quite wary of strangers. The reality of the situation
is that informal friendship networks instigate far more male-female rela-
tionships that eventually lead to cohabitation and/or marriage than do
all of these impersonal meeting grounds put together
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